SuperSport Cameras Catch Two Men Watching Proteas vs Australia Test From Office, Fans React

SuperSport Cameras Catch Two Men Watching Proteas vs Australia Test From Office, Fans React

  • Two office workers were caught on SuperSport's cameras watching the Proteas vs Australia Test from their office overlooking Newlands
  • Their reaction after noticing themselves on the stadium's big screen prompted jokes about productivity and pretending to work
  • Cricket fans shared humorous comments on X, while South Africa finished the opening day on 329 all out

Two office workers were caught watching South Africa's Test match against Australia after SuperSport's cameras panned towards their workplace overlooking Newlands Cricket Ground in Cape Town.

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SuperSport Cameras Catch Two Men Watching Proteas vs Australia Test From Office, Fans React
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The broadcaster shared the amusing moment on X on Tuesday, 27 October 2026, with the caption: “Beware, our cameras see everything 🎥😂”

The clip showed the two men seated inside a glass-enclosed office with a clear view of the cricket ground. They were engrossed in the match before realising they had appeared on the stadium's big screen. Their reaction made the moment even funnier. After noticing that the cameras had caught them, the men turned their chairs towards their desks, seemingly attempting to look busy again.

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The incident took place during the opening day of the third Test between South Africa and Australia, with the series tied at 1-1. The match was being played at Newlands, where the Proteas were batting first.

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Cricket fans react to men caught watching match at work

The clip prompted jokes from viewers, particularly about whether employees could be expected to concentrate on their jobs with a cricket match unfolding right outside their windows.

Waseem Khan (@crickhan2607) commented:

“No way the company can expect productivity with that view! 😍”

Another user, ratne_malli, compared the moment to a memorable incident associated with Coldplay, writing:

“Did they just have a Coldplay moment”

A viewer using the handle @Hymnbuk_of_Isra requested a version in isiXhosa, commenting:

“Give us the ISIXHOSA version!!!!!!”

Meanwhile, Stokes||55 (@too_Vikash) joked about the men's identities, writing:

“Smith and Warner 😭😭”

Amanda (@showaheart) also reacted to the incident, commenting:

“and the commentators enjoyed it 😃”

The responses reflected the humour of the unexpected broadcast moment, with viewers relating to the familiar experience of trying to look occupied when attention shifts back to work.

Watch the viral moment in the clip below.

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Proteas provide action on the field at Newlands

Away from the office-window moment, South Africa began the third Test strongly before Australia fought back during the final sessions.

Marques Ackerman scored 95 runs off 94 balls, while Aiden Markram contributed 78 off 141 deliveries. Their opening partnership produced 158 runs before Ackerman was stumped off Nathan Lyon.

David Bedingham added 50, and Marco Jansen scored 52 as South Africa finished their first innings on 329 all out. Mitchell Starc led Australia's attack with six wickets for 72 runs.

The match was the deciding Test of the series, following Australia's victory in Durban and South Africa's win in Gqeberha. The result at Newlands would determine which side claimed the series.

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Ncube Harrison (Sports Editor) Harrison Ncube is a sports journalist with years of experience covering African and global sports. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Media Studies from the Zimbabwe Open University and previously worked at Sports Buzz (2018–2022), freelanced for Sports Journal (2023–2024), and contributed to Radio 54 African Panorama Live (2021–2023). He joined Briefly News in February 2025. For inquiries, reach him at ncube.harrison@briefly.co.za.